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Children would rather do well at school

Nursery World, 06 December 07, 12:00

Children would rather do well at school than get on well with their family, according to a survey carried out by the BBC TV children's programme 'Newsround'. In its survey, 1,000 children aged six to ...

Teaching awards

Nursery World, 06 December 07, 12:00

Anyone who nominates a teaching assistant for the national Teaching Awards will be entered in a prize draw for £5,000 worth of books from Oxford University Press. Five winners will each win £1,000 in ...

NSPCC calls for ban

Nursery World, 06 December 07, 12:00

The NSPCC is calling for a ban on the inclusion of children aged under five in reality TV programmes, following the controversy surrounding Channel 4's 'Bringing Up Baby' series and other parenting pr...

Toy beads withdrawn from sale

Nursery World, 06 December 07, 12:00

More than 500,000 sets of the popular toy beads Bindeez, made in China, have been withdrawn from sale in the UK and Ireland after a five-year-old girl in Teesside was left in a coma after coming into ...

Back to drawing board for unbuilt centre

By Laura Marcus, Nursery World, 06 December 07, 12:00

A school in Bristol has kept its children's centre plans on track after contractors said it would cost nearly twice its allocated budget.

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Nursery World, 06 December 07, 12:00

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First food awards winner

By Melanie Defries, Nursery World, 05 December 07, 12:00

The winners of the first-ever Nursery Food Awards were congratulated by celebrity chef Paul Rankin at last week's BBC Good Food Show in Birmingham.

Nurseries to be given free books in £5m scheme

By Catherine Gaunt, Nursery World, 05 December 07, 12:00

A £5m scheme for libraries to give free books to local nurseries was unveiled last week by children's secretary Ed Balls.

EYFS comes under attack by experts

By Catherine Gaunt, Nursery World, 05 December 07, 12:00

A group of child development experts has launched a vehement attack on the Early Years Foundation Stage, claiming that it is 'fundamentally flawed' and will harm young children.

No progress on child poverty

By Melanie Defries, Nursery World, 05 December 07, 12:00

The Government's lack of progress in eradicating child poverty was highlighted in two reports published on Monday, with one study showing a year-on-year increase of 200,000 children living in poverty ...